16 February 2009 13:00
As the Minister for Superannuation confirms plans to include AGEST in the already-announced merger of the ARIA and Military Super boards from 2010, AGEST chief executive Michael Seton has argued the case for his $3 billion fund remaining stand-alone.
Seton said his understanding of the proposal was that it would merge the boards rather than funds,
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Despite the dizzying technological innovations in China and the investment opportunities that come with them, Team Super chief investment officer Seamus Collins says some risks, including weaker investor protection, make him hesitant to allocate large chunks of the portfolio to the world’s second-largest economy.
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